Sorry to hijack, but I really, really want you to complain about the experience you had.
It enrages me the extent to which the NHS (and HCPC) are turning a blind eye to the inability of the staff who are examining you to speak English. And, sadly, perform competent MRI scans. And us, who are paying their wages, are supposed to applaud the 'diversity' of these wonderful third world trained people who selflessly staff our NHS (while our own graduates can't get jobs).
I am an MRI radiographer (doing bank at a private place with a large NHS contract) and you'd be shocked at how many of my patients approach in fear, if not terror, having endured previous lMRIs at the hands of people I wouldn't entrust with my dog.
Needless to say, where I work we are kind, understanding, considerate. We all know an MR scanner is a scary, alien experience for many people. We also know a well conducted MRI scan is a brilliant diagnostic tool, and we take pride in supporting nervous patients successfully through the process. You want a time check between each scan? I will happily give you one. Buzz if you feel cool, or too warm. Is the music volume okay? You need to scratch your nose? Now's the time to do it, etc.
Happily, most of our patients head on their way having had a much better experience.
I hope yours is conducted by a kind, competent radiographer!
But we must not be fobbed off in gratitude for substandard service.